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Technology Stocks : Zi-Corp (ZICA), formerly MCUAF -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Softechie who wrote (1397)	9/13/1999 10:07:00 PM
From: CocoBob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2082

Good news post from Ohenray at RB : By: O_Henray Reply To: None Monday, 13 Sep 1999 at 9:36 PM EDT Post # of 1955 something to ponder China Producing More Mobile Telecommunications Equipment Domestically 9/11/99 XIAMEN (Sept. 11) XINHUA - China will be able to manufacture more than half of the components and parts of mobile telecommunications equipment now assembled domestically by the year 2001, a Chinese industry official said here today. The country has taken a series of steps to encourage domestic production of telecommunications equipment, said Wang Jianzhang, vice director of the overall planning department under China's (* Ministry of the Information Industry, ) at the ongoing Third China Fair for International Investment and Trade. This year, the country will allocate 400 million yuan for this effort, he said. A Motorola representative attending the fair said that China's decision to raise domestic production of this equipment conforms with the international trend of industrial division of labor. Motorola, a major producer of mobile telecommunications equipment in China, raised its production in the country to 58.5 percent last year. China now has more than 30 million mobile-phone users, ranking third in the world, and experts expect this figure to increase to 90 million by 2001. Enditem 11/09/99 14:45 GMT I picked this off of the Erickson board. seems to work in Zi's favor. * Zi license agreement.